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Myanmar Movies

If you want to enjoy some great films from Myanmar, are turning to the classics of cinema Burma. Burma, or Myanmar, has a history of cinema from the early 1900s and the silent films of U. Ohn Maung, Burma "father of cinema." Many old movies Burmese were lost or censored for political reasons. These ten films Myanmar-old and new, are the best film in the film industry in Myanmar.

"Love and Liquor," "Love and Liquor," originally titled "nit Myitta athuyar," is a silent film directed by U. 1920 Ohn Maung.The production of the film focuses on Burma Society gambling, alcohol and destruction. It features the acting talents of Nyi Pu, Maung Maung and Maung Maung Chit Kalay. As Myanmar film debut, this classic is celebrated every year on the Day of Myanmar film.

"There is no point giving money" "He used to give money," or "Ya Ma Ngwe pay lo", is a 1932 "talkie" led by U. Tot Gyi and produced with the help of Imperial Film Company.Based on a novel Dagon Nat Shin, the first film with synchronized sound Burma features exotic locales of India Bombay and Calcutta. Chit Tin Gyi, Khin Aye and Ko Gyi May act in the film.

"Zar game" "Zar game" is a film directed by Chan Tun Myanmar 1940 and distributed by the British Burma Film Company. It tells the story of a strong bond and love between two brothers. Ba Tint, Khin Khin Khin Maung Yin Ye, and in the film.

"Pyon Phoe Cho" "Po Pyon Cho" is a drama directed by Myanmar in 1955 and produced by Mya Muang Society Shwe Thiri film. A winner of three Oscars in Myanmar, including Best Picture, the film features the talents of actress U Ba Chit, Phoe Gyi and Win By March

"Downstream" "downstream," or "yay Sone," is a film directed by Myanmar Soe Tun Kyi in 1990. It focuses on a construction worker whose wife died, leaving him to care for her children with help of his sister.Kyaw Hein Kyaw Min Htun Lwin Thiri Ei and play in the film.

"My KJA Naug Kyay" "My KJA Naug Kyay" is a 2004 musical drama directed by Mg Myo Min. The story centers on a young college student who is late for everything, including (apparently) love. The film stars DWE, and Kyaw Khine Nhat Pyaw Thin Kyi.

BURMA RELATED NEWS – DECEMBER 08, 2010

) – Myanmar established its own professional football league last year at the behest of its ruling general after his grandson suggested he buy England’s Manchester United, according to a U.S. Embassy cable released Wednesday by WikiLeaks.

Several Myanmar businessmen speculated that the ruling junta wanted to establish the Myanmar National Football League to distract people from the country’s political and economic problems, said the cable from the embassy in Yangon. Myanmar is one of the region’s poorest countries and has been under military rule since 1962.

The June 2009 cable said local tycoons were pressured into funding the venture, but were also given incentives such as construction contracts, new gem mines and import permits.

It said a “well-connected source” reported that Senior Gen. Than Shwe’s grandson wanted him to offer $1 billion for Manchester United, but that the junta chief “thought that sort of expenditure could look bad, so he opted to create for Burma a league of its own.” The U.S. government uses Myanmar’s old name, Burma.

Myanmar officials could not immediately be reached Wednesday for comment.

The cable said another top junta official informed several local tycoons that Than Shwe had chosen them to be the owners of the new football teams, with responsibility for all costs, including the construction of expensive new stadiums.

A source, whose name was deleted from the cable, explained that “When the Senior General asks someone to do something, you do it with no complaints,” but added that the incentives offered to several businessmen would more than offset their costs.

The cable said several of the embassy’s contacts had commented that the new league “may be a way for the regime to distract the people from ongoing political and economic problems, or to divert their attention from criticism of the upcoming 2010 elections.”

Myanmar held its first general elections in two decades on Nov. 7. Critics charged the polls were manipulated to ensure that a pro-military party won.

Suu Kyi, who was freed last month after spending most of the last 20 years under house arrest, made her plea at the closing ceremony of the two-day European Development Days, which gathered leaders of developing nations.

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